Pallotti High School - Pallottinian Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1969 volume:

V The Senior Class of Pallotti High School PALLOTTINIAN Editor...............CATHY DELNORE Copy Editor...........ANDI ST. JOHN Business Manager .... CHRIS O’DONNELL Photographers....BARBARA RAPOSA TOM WALSH Dedication....................3 Introduction..................4 Faculty.......................7 Clubs....................... 11 Sports...................... 25 Classes..................... 31 Underclassmen............... 39 Seniors..................... 50 Advertising..................61 2 Dedicated to the One I Love (fill in the blank) 4 Life is the essence of Pal- lotti. Pictures taken on the film of time. A wall of noise built by students in love with their lives and completely aware of it. Merely by their existence, young people, part of a moving sequence of pictures for but a brief moment of time, add to the phenomena of life. Cheering a team, running to class, going to a dance, wandering the halls—all this has been ex- posed on the endless film of time. All the records are carefully stored. The trivialities and the profundities, the avid participa- tion and the routine indifference. “Time! Time! Time! See what’s become of me!” (Us) —Paul Simon 5 7 Sr. Hedwig. S.A.C. Heligion. German Miss Carolyn Clark English Mrs. Mary Ann McGuire Physical Education Mrs. Mary Collins Guidance Counselor Sr. Karen. S.A.C. Science, Math Sr. Constance S.A.C. Business 8 Mr. George Repass Social Studies Sr. Jean, S.A.C. Science Sr. Mary Peace, S.A.C. Secretary, Religion Sr. Sieglinde. S.A.C. Music, German, Latin Sr. M. Annunciata, S.A.C. Librarian Rev. Avito Almeida Social Studies Sr. M. Bernadita, S.A.C. English 9 Sr. Patrice, S.A.C. Science Mr. Robert Maslar Religion, English Sr. Maria, S.A.C. Principal Miss Katherine Peterson French, Religion 10 Mrs. Pat Brooks Algebra CLUBS II Glee Club President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Pat Kuchwara . C. C. Lusk Kathy Lequin Bobbie Buell Music Club President ................................ Bobbie Buell Vice President and Treasurer ............. John Kelley Secretary ............................... Barbara Farr 12 Drama Club President ..Chuck Goodman Vice President .. Pat Welsh Moderator ........ Miss Clark The Drama Club debuted this year as one of the most exciting and original clubs. Its members learned dra- matic techniques and put them to use in the musical. If you mix India ink with white paper and a little creative talent, who knows what might turn up! Art Club Moderator ____ Miss Fallon The Art Club was also new this year. It was very successful and boasted one of the largest memberships in the school. 13 Student Council President Vice President Secretary ... . Treasurer Moderator . .. Karen Capozzalo ... Cliff Geisler . . . Terry Weber . Barbara Raposa .... Miss Clark 14 The Student Council Presents Homecoming 1969 Our Panthers did it again! Our second Homecoming was a success with Pallotti de- feating flint Hill 67-JO. Students eagerly cast their votes for the queen and her court and many exuberant teens found their way to the Homecoming victory dance. Pallotti High School has definitely started a new tradition. Eric Ruppert was voted Most Valuable Player. 15 Catholic Action Club President .......... Rosemary Marton Vice President ......... Cathy Prior Jr. Rep........................ Sherry Williams Soph. Rep........................Cathy I.ippincott Fr. Rep.......................... Jill Scagliarini Moderator ............... Sr. Heel wig The Association of Concerned Youth, formerly known as the Paladin Club, is comprised of real thinkers. Several of this year’s members attended the Teens Becoming Involved Work- shop for improved race relations in Washington D.C. C.S.M.C. President............. Andi St. John Vice President .... Mike Lappatto Secretary ........... Diane Applegate Treasurer ........... Chris O’Donnell 16 Catholic Action Club members really lived up to their club’s name. This year’s members were kept busy tutoring small children and working on similar projects. A.C.Y. President ........ Joyce McMullen Vice President........ Rick Murday Secretary ......... Mary Ellen Bozik Moderator .............. Sr. Hedwig The Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade was “small but efficient” this year. Its projects included a book drive for the benefit of Filipinos, the “Send a Mouse to College” campaign for scientific research, and help- ing out at the Children’s Center. 17 President ....................... Cathy Delnore Treasurer Linda Baker Vice President ................. Arline Fallen Moderator Sr. Michael Secretary....................... Denise Kenney French Club 18 German Club President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . ... Moderator Maureen McLaughlin .... Barbara Breslin ...... Belh Jackson .......... Pat Handy ........ Sister Maria 19 Business Club Smath Club President John Evans Secretary George Amenta President Joyce McMullen Vice President Linda Mayer Secretary Jennie Thompson Treasurer Joan Wilson In its second year, the Business Club’s activities included visiting a large office in Baltimore, listening to guest speakers, and preparing the Student Directory. The Smath Club, revived after a long absence, was the gathering place for the real “brains.” Con- ducting experiments in the lah seemed to be the favorite pastime of the mad scientists. 20 National Honor Society President Vice President Secretary . .. Treasurer ... Moderator .. . Greji Compton . Cathy Delnore Joyce McMullen . . . John Evans .. Mrs. Collins 21 Special Events The Senior Play. Pure as the Driven Snow, not only acquainted many Seniors with each other, it also revealed a lot of hidden talent. Ok, Rick, watch what happens when I pull this string!” Harianne O’Rourke and Rick Murday re- hearse for ‘‘Once Upon a Mattress.” Chuck Goodman, top of next page, also appeared in the musical. 22 'What did you say was coming up?! The Senior retreat marked a wonderful milestone in the lives of most of the students. Here they were given an insight into their lives and in that of others around them. 23 Pal-O-Times Ed. C. C. Lusk Asst. Eds. Kathy Plazak Denise Kenney Exchange Ed. Ellen Sinnard Proofreader Cathy Delnore Moderator Mr. Repass Publications at Pallotti keep the student body aware of the many activities that are constantly going on here. Besides letting people ill on events, the newspaper gives inside information concerning various students and teachers, while the yearbook devotes most of its time to discovering the behind the scene excitement of Pal- lotti’s everyday existence. Pallottinian T. Walsh. G. Amenta. R. Koller, M. Goode. B. MiNtead, L. Mayer, J. Thompson. T. Trimble. G. Compton. A. St. John, C. Delnore, C. O'Drnnell, M. Christiansen, D. Bixby, C. King, C. Prior, M. Go- ette, B. Breslin, J. M. Rosso, M. McLaughlin, B. Raposa, B. Lee, P. Kuchwara. 24 SPORTS ay Vee Girls Barbara McLeod—Captain 26 27 Our track team raised itself to greater heights of achieve- ment this year, placing first in the mile relay at the D.C. Invi- tational Relays. The basketball team played a fantastic season, with 17 wins and six losses. Eric Ruppert broke Pallotti’s rceord by making 30 rebounds in one game. Ben Culbreth broke a record, too, scoring 38 points in one game. Varsity Basketball Co-Captain .... Eric Ruppert Co-Captain ... Ben Culbreth Coach .. Mr. Marion Vann Track Coach Mr. Robert Ryerson 29 Jay Vee Basketball 30 English History The English department saw the introduction of new courses, such as Honors English, speech and drama. The Social Studies department also had something new— namely, Mr. Repass, Fr. Almeida, and a new course called Eastern Cultures. 32 J Learning a language can be very frustrating, but it is often an enlightening experience. To understand when someone speaks in German or French gives almost as great a thrill as being able to converse with someone in that language. Religion and Languages Another new fine arts course was drama. Impro- vising and conversing in gibberish were some of this class’s highlights. The art classes were also very active, decorating the main bulletin board and creating a psychedelic mural. 35 For (hose students who find busines admin- istration interesting, there’s always typing and shorthand. For those who enjoy more difficult subjects, there are algebraic equations to be solved. Business 36 38 Freshmen Eileen Blackman (Pres.) Molly Baker (V.P.) Ruth DeLauney (Sec.) Jacqueline Duvall (Trcas.) Mary Beth McGee (Pres.) Debbie Liberto (V.P.) Angela Parker (Sec.) Kathy McDonald (Trcas.) Debbie Stephens (Pres.) Patti Rever (V.P.) Terrie Smith (Sec.) Carol Parker (Treas.) Chuck McQuerry (Pres.) Lane Franklin (V.P.) Jan Skarnulis (Sec.) Anthony Tesoriero (Treas.) I k Freshmen. High School .. . belong ... new experiences ... fascination ... “The time has come,” the Walrus said “To talk of many things: Of shoes—and ships—and sealing wax Of cabbages—and kings— And why the sea is boiling hot— And whether pigs have wings!” —Lewis Carroll 40 Barbara Allen Frank Badalson Dinah Boswell Mary Bo vello Kathy Brennan Marie Buckley Paula Berger Kevin Carroll Charles Casazza Maureen Chapman Bob Chapman Mary Corrado Doreen Cunningham Oliver Cutshaw Diana Devine Denise Doyle Terrie Drew Charles Dullnig Mary Edmonston Mary Ann Eislcr Teresa Fowler Janice Freed Mary Ann Gaegler Dale Goode Linda Groch Jay Hall Iiona Harrington Pat Harris Mary Kay Hartwig Karen Holleran 41 Gary Hunt Kathy Jacobs Carol Johnson Phyllis Johnson Beth Jones Valerie Jones Mark Kelley Donna Kenney Marian King Marilyn Marcos Julianne McCarty Doris McMahon Pam Morris Annette Munson Dave Murday Paul Murphy Sharon Nastick Boh Neil John Neil 42 Michael O’Donnell Sharon OToole Sharon Perkins Cindy Ponton Phyllis Ouellette Kevin Reese Sharon Remmers Mary Lou Repetti Bill Rcy Margie Rosso Michele Sanders Jill Scagliarini Sue Schaub Kay Schmidt Linda Searcy Mary Ellen Smith Barbara Sweeney JoAnn Tester Debbie Vetra Julie Walsh Pat Welsh Suzan Werle Dwight Vaughn Cecilia Yates Karen Zimmerman 43 Sophomores Billy Baker President Mary Jo Hcdley Vice President Eileen Danahy Secretary Scan Fisher Treasurer Dan Sinnard President Pat Wingood Treasurer Sophomores lose a little fascination, gain a little knowledge. Biology brings frogs ... religion— suddenly finding the meaning of many things ... English—an acquaintance with Mr. William Shake- speare ... Life and a few problems. “Come what come may, Time and the hour runs through the toughest day.” —“Macbeth,” Shakespeare 44 Frank Assante Brenda Belk Alan Bergere Denise Boccabello Kathy Bowers April Boyer Sallye Brandon Julie Braunstein Tom Buell Donna Buford Lois Buckley Joan Dempsey Virginia Dent Denise Devlin John Dullnie Carol Ann Eakin Andy Fallen Helen Fitzpatrick Cathy Fianklin Mary Frost Loren Geisler Alan Heck Pat rice Hiett Terrie Higdon Laura Hunt Scott Ingraham Beth Jackson Pat Jackson Terrie Johnson Sue I.ee 45 Mary Quisenberry Kerry Lester Kathy Lippincott Charles Manning Phil Mariani Debbie Marland Tom Martin Barbara McLeod Mickie Morris Debbie Munson Harriann O’Rourke Tina Schmidt Kathie Travis Carolyn Utterback Bryan Walker Shirley Warren Leslie Tobin Terry Weber Steve Werle Helen Wheatley Erwin Wilson 46 Juniors Ray Blummer President Peter Witkowski Vice President Bonnie Kellogg Secretary Cindy Nichols Treasurer Juniors—what a wonderful, paradoxical year. Too young to graduate ... “All that we know who lie in gaol Is that the wall is strong. And that each day is like a year A year whose days are long.” —Oscar Fingal O’Flaherte IF ills Wilde Yet enjoying only the present ... wonderful moments .. . “To-morrow-o, ’twill never be. If we should live a thousand years! Our time is all to-day, to-day, The same, though changed; and while it flies With still small voice the moments say: “To-day, to-day; be wise, be wise.” —T. Montgomery 47 Kathy Harris Tom Hatfield Roger Johnson Gee Jordan Linda Abell Larry Anderson Mary Ellen Ashby Linda Baker Tom Barrett Cee Cee Baron Mary Ellen Bozik Mark Buchanan Chappie Buell Linda Dove Diana Drabik Arlinc Fallen Barbara Farr Pat Feeney Lee Field Cathy Fowler David Fricks Dorothy Gardiner Cliff Geisler George Goldsborough Chuck Goodman Ronny Grant Dale Guiffre Ben Holland Pat Handy Mary T. Lepore Kathy Lcquin Butchie Matthews John Mineweaser Rick Murday Mary Anne O’Brien Nancy Peters Kathy Plazak Pat Quinn Kathy Ruppert Ellen Sinnard Tina Stea Peggy Taylor Mary Trimble Steve Vetra Trish Kelliher Linda Kenney Denise Kenny Mike Kessler Kathy Larson Tim Leary Shellie Williams Sherry Williams Missy Wolf Chris Yates Sheri Zenohle Alice Langan Not Pictured: Barry Marsh Seniors President Gregory Allen Compton “Greg” College Vice President Christine Virginia O’Donnell “Chris” Education “Time is a sandpile we run our fingers through” (Carl Sand- burg). One handful taken from the sands of time and gently poured into the hourglass—a senior play develops, a retreat is enacted—communication emerges. This final year at Pal- lotti has drawn friendships closer together and brought all the seniors into a closer relation- ship ith themselves and with others. But “as we near the midnight hour, we await the ap- proach of a new tomorrow” (Un- derground). Secretary Sharon Marie Grossman 44Sharon Business Treasurer Margaret Goette “Margie” College 50 George Emory Amenta “George.” College Diane Lea Applegate “Dini” College Denise Bixby “Denise” Dental Hygiene Sharan Diann Blummer “Sharan” College Carolyn Ann Bowers “Coro ” Finishing School BaiTy Ann Brandon “Barrie Nursing Barbara Jean Breslin “Barbara” College Roberta Jean Buell “Bobbie” Education Janet E. Callahan “Jannie” College 51 Karen Mary Capozzalo “ Top” Sojourner Karen Elizabeth Chieppa “Karen” Photography Mary Ellen Christianson “Mary” Business Sharon Patricia Cunningham “Krismis” Secretary Michael T. Danahy “Mike” College James Joseph DeAngelo “JimJoe” Phys. Therapy Catherine Marie Delnore “Cathy” Anthropologist JoAnn Drew “Jo” College Francis Eisler “Francis” Business 52 John Robert Evans “Charlie Brown” Dentist Francis Anthony Hedley “Frank” Ageconomics Richard Paul Koller “RicA” College Jean Fitzpatrick Jeanne” College Patricia Ann Kieffner “Kieffner” College Eleanor Catherine Kramer “Kramer” Business Michael Thomas Goode “Mike” Biologist Catherine Theresa King “Cathy” College Patricia Louise Kuchwara “Purity” College 53 Joan Elizabeth Lazur “Jan Medicine Elizabeth Marie Lee “Beth” Biochemist Michael John Loppatto “Mike” Engineer 54 Catherine Winifred Prior Cathy” College Barbara Raposa Barb” College 55 56 There sc M. Trimble “Terry Art School Rundall Walker “Kaki Dramatics Thomas C. Walsh “Tom Artist 57 George Amenta Maine Township H.S. West 1, 2. Pep Club (1-3) Lions’ Club (1, 2) Film Club (3, 4) Smath Club (4, Sec.) Boys Club (1, 2) Yearbook (4) Newspaper (4) Basketball (2, 3) Dance Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Diane Applegate Holy Cross Academy 1. CSMC (1- 4) Treas. 4) Glee Club (1, 3) Drama Club (1) French Club (4) Pep Club (2) Volleyball (1) Track (2) Dance Comm. (2-4) Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Denise Bixby Atholton H.S. 1, 2. Glee Club (3) CA Club (3-4) CSMC (3) Student Council Rep. (2) Dance Comm. (3,4) Volleyball Team (3) Sr. Play. Sharon Blummer Glee Club (1, 2) CSMC (1, 2) Music Club (2) Pep Club (2, 3) Drama Club (2, 3) Art Club (4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Newspaper (3) School Musicals (1-3) Sr. Play. Carolyn Boivers Glee Club (1, 2) Music Club (2) CSMC (1-3) Bus. Club (3) Pep Club (3) Art Club (4) Basketball (2) Track (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Sr. Play. Barrie Brandon CSMC (1-4) French Club (1-4) Pep Club (2, 3) Film Club (3t CA Club (2, 3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. OJjCPCH) Barbara Brcslin CSMC (1-3) German Club (1, 4; V. Pres. 4) Pep Club (2) CA Club (3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Yearbook (4) Class Officer (2) 58 Senior Index Prom Comm. (3) Scranton (2) Sr. Play. Bobbie Buell Glee Club (1-4; Treas. 4) Music Club (1-4; V. Pres., Treas. 2, Pres. 3, 4) Drama Club (3) Sex- tet (1) Variety Show (1) News- paper (1-3) Md. Girls State (3) N.H.S. (3, 4) Spring Musicals (2-4). Janet Callahan German Club (1) Pep Club (2) CA Club (3) CSMC (1, 2) Year- book (4) Dance Comm. (3) Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Karen Capozzalo French Club (1-3) Film Club (3, 4) CA Club (3) Cheerleading (1, 2) Student Council Rep. (3) Stu- dent Council Pres. (4) Class Pres. (2) NHS (3,4). Karen Chieppa CSMC (1-3) Pep Club (3) French Club (1) Class Treas. (1) Score- keeper (1-3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Spring Musical (1) Sr. Play. Mary Christianson Leilehua H.S. 1, 2. Glee Club (2) Spanish Club (2) Teen Club (1, 2) CA Club (3) Film Club (3) Pompon Comm. (1) S.B. Rep. (1) Newspaper (3) Year- book (4) Sr. Play. Greg Compton CSMC (1, 2) German Club (1, 2) Smath Club (4) N.H.S. (3, 4; Pres. 4) V.P. Class (1) Class Pres. (4) Scorekeeper (1) J.V. Basketball (2) Varsity Mgn. (3) Student Council Rep. (2) Jr. Dance Comm. Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Ben Culbreth Cardozo H.S. 1, 2. Bell Vocational H.S. 3. Golf Team (2-4) C-Club (2) B-Club (3) Student Council (2) Basketball (1-4). Sharon Cunningham Bowie H.S. 1, 2. Pep Club (1) Future Nurses of America (1) Girls Intramural Volleyball (2) Sr. Play. Mike Danahy CSMC (1-3) Band (1, 2) Track (2-4) Basketball (2-4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Sr. Play. Jim DeAngelo Istanbul Dependent 1. George C. Marshall 2, Turkey. Film Club (1) Rel. Club (2) Student Coun- cil Rep. (1) Photography (1) Newspaper (1, 2) Yearbook (2) Band (1, 2) J.V. Basketball (1, 3) Football (1, 2) Track (3) Dance Comm. (1, 2, 4) School Plays (1,2, 4). Cathy Delnore French Club (1-4; Pres. 4) Film Club (3, 4) CSMC (1) N.H.S. (V. Pres. 4) Cheerleading (2) Newspaper (3, 4) Yearbook Ed- (4) Music Club (2, 3; Sec. 3) T.B.I. Workshop (3) Quill and Scroll (4). Jo Ann Drew Laurel H. S. 1, 2. Pep Club (2) CSMC (3, 4) Film Club (4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Frances Eisler Our Lady of Lourdes Academy 1, 2, Florida. Glee Club (2) Fu- ture Nurses (2) Swimming Team (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Sr. Play. John Evans Math Club (Pres. 4) N.H.S. (Treas. 3, 4) Pres. Class (1) Basketball (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4; Pres. 3: Pres. Jr. Prom Comm.) Sr. Play Jean Fitzpatrick CSMC (2-4) Pep Club (2, 3) French Club (4) J.V. Basket- ball (2, 3) Varsity (4) Dance Comm. (3. 4) Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Meri Freshman Bowie H.S. 1, 2. French Club (1, 2, 4), Teen Club (1, 2) Math Club (2) Art Club (4) Folk Singing (1, 2) Newspaper (4). Margie Goette French Club (1-3) Film Club (3, 4) Pep Club (2, 3; Treas. 2) CSMC (1-4) CA Club (2-4) Scranton (2) Class Treas. (3, 4) Yearbook (4) Dance Comm. (3, 4; Chm. 4) Prom Comm. (3) Spring Musical (3) Sr. Play. Mike Goode St. Charles College H.S. 1, 2, Film Club (3, 4) Yearbook (4) French Club (4) Smath Club (4) CSMC (3, 4) Sr. Play. Sharon Grossman John Carroll H.S. 1, Annapolis Middle H.S. 2. Bus. Club (3, 4) N.H.S. (4) Newspaper (3. 4) Class Sec. (4). Frank Hedley CSMC (1-4; V.P. Cen. Con. 3; Pres. Cen. Con. 4) Pep Club (1- 3) Basketball (1-3) Golf (2-4) Boys’ State (3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Student Council (V.P. 3) School Plays (1-3) Sr. Play. Patti Kiejjner CSMC (1. 2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Play (3) Variety Show (1) Sr. Play. Cathy King Seton H.S. 1. CSMC (2, 3) CA Club (3) Pep Club (3) Future Teachers (1) Cheerleader (1) Scranton (1) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Yearbook (4) Sr. Play. Rick Roller German Club (1) Smath Club (4) CSMC (1) Basketball (14) Track (4) Dance Comm. (4) Yearbook (4) Sr. Play. Cathy Kramer Pep Club (2, 3) Art Club (4) CSMC (1, 2) Variety Show (1) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Sr. Play Pat Kuchivara Glee Club (14; Pres. 4) Music- Club (1-4; VP. and Treas. 3) Drama Club (1, 3) CSMC (1-3) Film Club (3, 4) Quill Scroll (3, 4) Scorekeeper (2) Newspa- per (3, 4) Yearbook (4) Variety Show (1) Musicals (2, 3) Sr. Play. Janet Lazur CSMC (1-3); Rep 1) Pep Club (3) German Club (3) Basketball (1-3) Track (2) Dance Comm. (3) Student Council Rep. (3) Jr. Miss Pageant (4) Variety Show (1) Concert (2) Sr. Play. Beth Lee St. Mary’s Academy 1, Laurel H.S. 2. Glee Club (1) Pep Club (3) CSMC (1, 3. 4) Smath Club (4) French Club (4) Pompon Girls (2) Basketball (1) Student Council Rep. (1, 4) NH.S. (3, 4) Yearbook (4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Jr. Miss Pageant (4) Homecoming Attd. (3) Sr. Play. Mike Loppallo CSMC (1-4; V.P. 2, 4) Smath Club (4) Basketball (1) Sr. Play. Cecilia Lusk CSMC (1-4) French Club (1. 3) Drama Club (1-3) Film Club (3, 4) Glee Club (14; V.P. 4) Pep Club (1-3) Newspaper (3, 4; Ed. 4) Music Club (1-3) County News Reporter (2-4) J.V. Bas- ketball (1-3) Scorekeeper (4) Jr. Dance Comm. Oratorical Contest (3) N.H.S. (3, 4) Drama Work- shop (1) Quill Scroll (3, 4) School Play 3. Sr. Play. Rosemary Marlon CSMC (14) Glee Club (1) Stu- dent Council Rep. (1) French Club (2, 3) CA Club (2-4; Jr. Officer 3; Pres. 4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Foreign Bus. Club (3, 4) Sr. Play. Linda Mayer CSMC (1-3) Glee Club (4) Bus. Club (3, 4; V.P. 4) School Store (4) Spring Concert (1) Thanks- giving Concert (4) Yearbook (4). Maureen McLaughlin CSMC (1-4) CA Club (3) Ger- man Club (Pres. 4) Film Club (4) Pep Club (2, 3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Yearbook (4) Sr. Play. Joyce McMullen CSMC (1-4) Bus. Club (3, 4; Pres. 4) Paladin Club (3, 4; Pres. 4) Student Council (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Inspiration (2, 3) Rep. of Girl’s State (3) N.H.S. (3, 4) Class Sec. (1) Sr. Play. Sylvia McQuerry Laramie Wyoming (1, 2) Wide- field High, Col. 3. French Club (1. 2) Drama Club (1-3) Pep Club (1-3) Cheerleader (1, 2) G.A.A. (1) Future Sec.NS) Lan- guage Banquet (2) Bus. Club (4) Sr. Play. Debbie Merson Suitland Jr. High 1. Clarksville 59 Jr. High 1. Laurel Sr. High 2. Basketball (1) Art Club (4) Bus. Club (4) Newspaper Staff (4). Alan Miles CSMC (1-3) Dance Comm. (3. 4) Band (2) Newspaper (3, 4) Film Club (3, 4) Sr. Play. Tim Miller Basketball (1-4) Intramural Foot- ball (1) CSMC (1, 2) Newspa- per (3, 4) Musical (4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Pep Club (2, 3). Bill Mils lead CSMC (1-3; Publicity Chm. 2) Student Council (1) Newspaper (2, Bus. Mgn.) CA Club (2) Smath Club (4) Art Club (4) Yearbook (4) Pep Club (2). Linda Nelson Lamar Jr. High, Texas 1, Spanish Club (1) French Club (2, 3) Pep Club (1, 2) Glee Club (2) Music Club (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom. Comm. (3) Student Coun- cil (1) Film Club (4) Newspa- per (3. 4) Sr. Play. Christine O'Donnell River Dell H.S. N. Y. 1. Academy of the Resurrection N.Y. 2. (.SMC (3, 4; Sec.) Film Club (3, 4) CA Club (3, 4) Pep Club (3, Pres.) Softball (1, 2; Capt.) C.Y.O. (1, 2) Y.C.S. (2) Student Council (1-4) Dance Comm. (1- 4) Athletic Asst. (2) Yearbook (4) Pallotti Prattle (4) Musical (3) Class V.P. (4) Sr. Play. Patrick Ponton Class Treas. (1) Class Pres. (2) Yen (3) Art Club (4l CSMC (L2, 4). Cathy Prior CSMC (1-3) Pep Club (2, 3) Class V.P. (1) J.V. Basketball (2) CA Club (3, 4; V.P. 4) Stu- dent Council Rep. (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom (3) Year- book (4) Sr. Play. Barbara Raposa French Club (1, 2) Pep Club (2) Film Club (4) CSMC (1-3) Year- book (4) Scranton (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Class Treas. (2) Student Council Treas. (3, 4) Catholic Action (3) Sr. Play. Sheryl Rever Bus. Club (4) CSMC (1-3) Dance Comm. (3) Newspaper (3, 4) Basketball (1, 4; Co-Capt. V. 4) Bookstore (4). Jean Marie Rosso Elizabeth Seton 1. CSMC (2-4) Pep Club (2, 3) Yearbook (4) Future Teachers Assoc. (1) Class Sec. (2) Catholic Action (2) Scranton (2) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Eric Ruppert Pep Club (2, 3) CSMC (2-4) Smath Club (4) V. Football (1) V. Basketball (2-4) Track (1-4) Golf (2, 3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) School Play (2). Marie Schubert CSMC (1-3) Art Club (4) Film Club (4) Track (2) Dance Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Sharon Skinner CSMC (1-3) French Club (1) Bus. Club (3, 4) Sr. Play. Audi St. John Holy Cross Academy 1. Drama Club (1) Glee Club (1) CSMC (1-4) French Club (4) Smath Club (4) Yearbook (4) N.H.S. (4) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Prom Comm. (3) Sr. Play. Spencer Stephens CSMC (1, 2, 4) Art Club (4) Musicals (3, 4) Sr. Play. Jennie Thompson CSMC (1-3) Pep Club (2, 3) Bus. Club (3, 4; Sec. 4) Class Pres. (1) Yearbook (4) Concerts (2, 3) Dance Comm. (3, 4) Sr. Play. Terry Trimble CSMC (1-4; Rep. 2, 3) Basket- ball (J.V. Capt. 1, Co-Capt. 2. V. Capt 3, 4) Yearbook (4) Sr. Play.. Randy Walker Tustin Union 1, Tustin Y 2, Calf. Arundel Yl 2. Spring Play (3) Concert (4). Tom Walsh Madera H.S. 1, Calif. Laurel H.S. 2, CSMC (2-4) Music Club (1) Drama Club (1) Musicals (2, 3) CA Club (2) Yearbook (4) Sr. Play. Darlene Warner Laurel H.S. 1. Bus. Club (2) Sr. Play. I enny Whitehead CSMC (1-3) CA Club (2) Con- cert (2) Variety Show (1, 2) Sr. Play. Anita Wilson CSMC (1-4) Glee Club (2, 3) Music Club (2) French Club (1-4) Pep Club (2, 3) Film Club (4) Track (2) Dance Comm. (3) Jr. Miss Pageant (4) Cheerlead- ing (1-4). Jean Wilson CSMC (1-4) Pep Club (3) A.C.Y. (4) Business Club (3, treas. 4) Film Club (3) C.A. (4) Sr. Play. Not Pictured: Ben Culbreth Meri Freshman 60 ADVERTISING 61 PATRONS Mrs. Eugenie B. Addicks Miss Irene Addicks Adelphi Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ray Albarano Donald Allen The Donald P. Amenta Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson Anna and Kerry Anonymous Dave Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Turner Ashby Frank Assante Mrs. Frank Assante Betty S. Baker Mrs. Frances M. Baker Margaret Anne Baker Barbara, Cathy, Paula, Teresa, and Linda Mr. and Mrs. James P. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Beirne Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. 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